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There’s much to talk about in Clayton. Today, blogger Kimberly Allen writes about the board’s decision to oust Superintendent John Thompson. Share your thoughts on the matter. Does this put Clayton on the road to accreditation?
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By Concerned
March 16, 2009 4:26 PM | Link to this
I think this is good that Mr. Thompson is gone. He should have never been put in that position anyway.
Pittsburg said that the only thing they and Mr. Thompson had in common is that he had to go,and of course we picked him up. That was a warning sign and we ignored it. We must stop getting ourselves in mess like this. our decisions are the reason we are in this.